Connecticut Deed Forms – Quit Claim – Warranty

Connecticut Deed Forms are legal documents that are used by a Grantor (seller) to transfer ownership of real property to a Grantee (buyer). There are different types of deeds that can be used by a Grantor, no warranty known as a Quitclaim deed, limited warranty or a general warranty that offers the best possible protection for the Grantee at the time of purchase. It’s recommended that the Grantee requests a deed that will provide a General Warranty and will offer the best possible deed insurance. Once completed, this document must be signed before a notary public.

The Connecticut quit claim deed is a legal document that would be used to transfer interest in real property from a Grantor (seller) to a Grantee (buyer). When a quitclaim deed is properly completed and executed it shall transfer any interest the Grantor has in the property. With this document, the Grantor shall terminate or “quit” any right […]

The Connecticut special warranty deed is a legal document that a Grantor (seller) uses to transfer/convey, the title of a parcel of real property to a Grantee (buyer). While using this document the Grantor will offer a limited warranty that will guarantee only to offer protection against any defects of a title that had existed prior to the […]

The Connecticut general warranty deed is a legal document that is used to convey interest in real property in the state of Alaska. The document, once executed, would transfer the property ownership from the Grantor (seller) to the Grantee (buyer) with warranty that the document has no other encumbrances nor may it be claimed by any other party. […]